Goodbye My Ceo Novels & Stories

“I just want to say that I will miss you. I can’t imagine this office running without you but I’m so happy that you’re going out there to experience something new. I wish you all the best in your new endeavors. And just so you know, if you ever want your job back. T’s always here.” Max says at my farewell party. My two-week notice is over, I’m happy about this chapter of my life.

“Join me.” Grabbing her tablet, Cara followed her inside. “I want you to get a box, and pack all of my belongings in this office.” Cara blinked. “Pardon?” Amanda fired up her desktop. Giving her assistant a quick look, she said. “I’m sorry to spring this up on you, Cara, but I’m quitting.” “Quitting? But this is your company!” “It’s a long story.” Cara shifted on her feet, clearly confused. “What’s going on? Did your father transfer his shares to Rebecca?”

As we sat sipping our drinks and chatting, she suddenly mentioned that the company's CEO would be joining us for a drink as well. I was surprised to hear that the CEO would join us, and I felt nervous about meeting such a high-ranking executive. As I turned to see Gino approaching us, I was shocked to realise the way everyone was greeting him. “Oh, Mr Yarn is here,” Fiona whispered, pointing to Gino. He looked so handsome in his black suit with a white shirt and black tie. His hair combed away from his face, and his eyes twinkled as he beamed. Holding out his hand to shake with those who greeted him, he turned towards Fiona and nodded.

He asked. “Ex-wife,” I quickly corrected. “And no, my ex-husband is not a celebrity,” I said, now also thinking towards the angle Dan was thinking. I never thought that I would find myself in the news. “Who is he, then?” Dan asked. “You know, when he sent an email to us instructing that we treated you with care because of your pregnancy, I honestly did not think that he was that much of a big deal,” Dan said. “He is the CEO of Vale,” I told Dan nonchalantly, because I do not care at all what position Syrus held or who he was; not anymore.

“I… failed you… I meant to protect you for life, but instead… I dragged you into this mess…” My eyes stung. “It wasn’t your fault. I chose this road myself.” “Isabella… if there’s a next life… don’t ever walk through the doors of the Moretti family.” I nodded. His lips trembled one last time. He tried to speak, but no words came. Then came the long, flat tone of the monitor— a single piercing sound that sliced through the silence. He was gone. Renato Moretti—the true king of a fallen empire—was gone.

— I saw him clench his fists, and he finally said. He smiled and said: — It's yours, I have the 20, and the board has the other 10... the meeting is tomorrow, I already have my company, I don't need this. — He signed the contract; I tried to appear composed, but I was dying inside, and as he signed, showing no emotion, it seemed like a weight was lifted off his shoulders. — It's an honor to get rid of you. You told me your grandfather bought me, and you treated me like a disposable package... nobody wanted you, and I had no choices. — It brought back a painful memory, but I just nodded and said.

she had finally answered. “You’re fired.” “Bowman, I’m the CEO.” “Acting CEO and I can take you out too any time. Little girl, box your things and get out of my air,” with that, Bowman walked out.

He appeared more like a ghost. Caleb adjusted his suit, took in a deep breath and sat. The rest followed after him. “I want to extend my sincere gratitude to you all, for your persistence, compassion, and your ability to keep the company running in my absence.” He cleared his throat and cast a glance in Xavier's direction. “However, due to certain circumstances concerning my wife's… disppearance that are beyond my control at the moment, I will not be able to effectively carry on my duties as the CEO of this great establishment.”

“If you get audited, it’s over. Goodbye, Staple Oil. Goodbye to your CEO position. Goodbye, Columbia. Goodbye, women.” I’m pretty sure the last one was for him. “Alright. I got it.” I hang up and turn back toward the classroom.

“We did it together. He’s on board because he doesn’t want to buy my parents’ assets. But we’re still in the process of finalizing our plans. One thing we’re sure of is I have to step down as K&B’s CEO. That’s the first step.” “Thanks for the offer. I’ll have my final decision on Friday.” “Please, consider it?” I gave him a puppy eye look. “You’re a terrible boss to me, anyway.” I laughed at him. “That, I believe you.” After the door closed behind him, I looked around my office. I would surely be going to miss this, Kaelie, the team, and everyone. I took a deep breath as I tried to let it all sink in. I dialed Mykel.